
Shure MVi Digital Audio Interface - USB, Lightning
Connect any XLR mic or instrument to your computer or mobile device with built-in DSP presets and touch panel controls.
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Overview
Key Features
Digital audio interface connects a professional XLR microphone or 1/4" instrument output to a computer or mobile device
5 DSP preset modes for EQ, compression, limiter settings, gain control, mute, and volume, and phantom power
5 DSP preset modes (speech, singing, flat, acoustic instrument, loud) for EQ, compression, and limiter settings
Touch panel provides control for gain, mute, and headphone volume
Manual audio settings can be adjusted via iOS devices with Lightning Connector, using the ShurePlus MOTIV app
JFET Class A buffered instrument preamplifier input for exceptional tone and clarity
Combined XLR microphone and 6.3 mm instrument input
When connected to a laptop/PC it also provides the phantom power required to operate condenser microphones
For maximum flexibility, the unit connects to any PC, Mac or iOS device with a USB-C connector, as well as most Android devices (contact our expert team for full compatibility details), giving you absolute control while on the move
ShurePlus MOTIV mobile recording app offers recording, monitoring, and control with all Shure MOTIV Digital Microphones and recording solutions; includes metering, equalization, compression, wind noise reduction, improved UI, and a new editor
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Five built-in DSP presets eliminate the need for external processing software in many recording scenarios
- Touch panel on the device provides quick, tactile control over gain, mute, and headphone volume
- Combined XLR and 1/4" input accommodates both microphones and instruments in a single compact unit
- JFET Class A buffered instrument preamplifier delivers high-quality tone for direct instrument recording
- Broad device compatibility covers Mac, PC, iOS, and most Android devices via USB-C
👎 Cons
- Single combined input means you cannot record a microphone and instrument simultaneously
- Phantom power is only available when connected to a laptop or PC, not when using mobile devices
- The ShurePlus MOTIV app for advanced settings adjustment is limited to iOS devices with Lightning connectors
- No multi-channel recording capability, limiting the MVi to single-source input sessions